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🇦🇿🤝🇵🇰 Azerbaijan Air Force pilots conducting basic flight training on Pakistan's PAC Super Mushshak basic trainer aircraft for 2025. Building skills with a reliable platform. #AzerbaijanAirForce #SuperMushshak

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Aftab H Wahla🇵🇰1 year ago

Well done...great to see

TalentLMS4 years ago

Launch successful training with the #1 training platform ➡

Asif Abbasi1 year ago

Super MaShaq should be used for anti drone operations as well

SayZee941 year ago

music on every video's background ruins the effect

Daryosh1 year ago

How much super mushaak they had in their inventory?

Venus Singh Kushwaha1 year ago

One poor helping another poor, nice.

abdul majeed1 year ago

Mashallah

light over dark1 year ago

Fuck such defence if they can’t help these poor people

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